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Weekend Music Thread – Armegeddon Rock

Music Thread AdLib - May 21, 2011 78

In case you forgot to mark your calendar, this is the supposedly the last day that you need a calendar. Yes, the end of...

Weekend Music Thread

Music Thread bito - May 14, 2011 82

Woo-Hoo! Open Music Thread!

Weekend Music Thread – Back In The Saddle

Music Thread AdLib - May 7, 2011 136

With what must be the best week of Pres. Obama's presidency so far, he's back in the saddle again. So this weekend's theme is...

Happy Motoring!

Music Thread foxisms - April 30, 2011 126

Spring is putting the pedal to the metal in some parts of the world and people are getting into all sorts of machines to...

Weekend Music Thread – Heart Beats

Music Thread foxisms - April 23, 2011 106

From around the corner or around this planet, people create the beats and thus the rhythm to which this old world resonates. This week the...

Weekend Music Thread – The Poetry of Music

Music Thread AdLib - April 16, 2011 117

The debut of The Weekend Music Thread kicks off with a focus on songs with your favorite lyrics. The songs you can't help but...

Friday Music Thread – Suffragette City

Music Thread AdLib - April 8, 2011 99

Republicans are pushing government towards a shutdown if they can't take health care and rights away from women. Today's theme for the Music Thread...

Friday Music Thread— April Fool.

Music Thread bito - April 1, 2011 101

Pick a set and have a happy Friendly-Foolish-Friday.

Friday Music Thread – Amazing Voice, How Sweet The Sound

Music Thread AdLib - March 25, 2011 237

Today's music thread is all about the singers, those with the most unique, powerful, moving and/or memorable voices. Who do you think of when...

Friday Music Thread – Comedy Tonight

Music Thread AdLib - March 18, 2011 190

They say "Laughter is the best medicine" and right now a few smiles looks to be just what the doctor ordered. Join in and...

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